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    Youth org seeks to conserve Pandan mangroves

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    Date
    February 10, 2018
    Author
    Checa, Stephen Louie
    Alonsagay, John Carl
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    Classification code
    PN20180210_3
    Excerpt
    Panda, Antique - a multinational youth organization looks to conserve mangrove forests and boosts local aquaculture in a village in this town. Alpha team Organization (ATO), Inc. has recently launched the Mag-Aba Mangrove Reforestation Project in coastal barangay of Mag-Aba. " I think there is a high need for the conservation of our local natural resources," said Crystal Santillan, president of the ATO, which was founded in this municipality. That " the Northwest Panay Peninsula Natural Park is within our Region " and the sizable number of marine protected areas " made them realize that " it is time for us, the youth to conserve remains [of our natural resources ] for us and the next generations, " said Santillan.
    Citation
    Checa, S. L., & Alonsagay, J. C. (2018, February 10). Youth org seeks to conserve Pandan mangroves. Panay News, p. 3.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/712
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    Mangroves; Mangrove conservation; Organizations; Joint ventures; Alpha Team Organization (ATO), Inc.; United Nations Environment Program Eco-Peace Leadership Center; Kangwon National University; Yuhan-Kimberly Ltd.; Acquin, Honey Rose; Raymund, Gumboc; Santillan, Crystal
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